7/27/2019 Rhinelander Nov. 13
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8:00 am Registration Continental Breakfast
8:15 am Welcome & Introductions
8:30 am Joggin Your NogginGeri Heppe, MS, Gerontologist
9:00 am American Indian Culture: Identification &
Treatment of Alzheimers
Patricia Ribbich, SW & Charlene Smith, RN
10:15 am Wellness Break Exhibits
10:30 am Balancing, Respecting and Protecting
Those in Our Care
Viki Kind, MA
12:00 pm Lunch Networking Exhibits
12:30 pm Alzheimers Association Update
1:00 pm Getting Better at Asking for and
Accepting Help
Viki Kind, MA
2:30 pm Wellness Break Exhibits
2:45 pm Understanding the Other Dementias
Christopher Koeppl, M.D.
4:00 pm Closing remarks
Viki Kind, MA
Los Angeles, CA
Viki Kind is a clinical bioethicist,
medical educator and hospicevolunteer. Her award-winning
book,The Caregivers Path to Compas-sionate Decision Making:
MakingChoices For Those Who Can't,guides families and
professionalsthrough the difficult process ofmaking decisions for
those who have lost capacity.
She has lectured across the United States teachinghealthcare
professionals to have integrity, compassionand to improve
end-of-life care through bettercommunication. Viki provides
bioethics consultation andsupport for many hospitals in the Los
Angeles area.
She holds a masters degree in bioethics from theMedical College
of Wisconsin.
Patricia Ribbich, SW, is a retired social worker fromMilwaukee
where she worked with the MilwaukeeCounty Department of Aging
Alzheimers unit. She isOjibwa and Ottawa and an enrolled member of
the MoleLake Reservation.
Charlene Smith, RN, is a retired nurse having spent20 years with
Milwaukee County Services as apsychiatric nurse. Charlene is an
enrolled tribalmember/citizen of the Oneida Tribe of Indians of
Wisconsin.
Christopher Koeppl, M.D.Christopher Koeppl is a physicianwith
Ministry Medical Group inRhinelander specializing in
internalmedicine and providingcomprehensive assessment ofcomplex
medical problems.
In 1998, Dr. Koeppl wasresponsible for establishing theNorthern
Wisconsin Memory Diagnostic Clinic in
Rhinelander. This was one of the first MemoryDiagnostic Centers
in Wisconsin. He continues to seepatients at the memory clinic each
month.
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